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The United States has developed a taboo of having intimate relationships with your subordinates, how did it develop?

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What was the lingua franca in prehispanic mesoamérica?

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How did the Isaaq clan became so powerful in Somalia that they managed to break away and for their own nation of Somaliland?

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Concubines getting their way hierwise

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The second Mexican president, Vicente Guerrero, was native american and maybe black too, how did the world react to this?

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In Egyptian mythology Maat was female, was her rival Isfet male?, was it genderless?

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How much freedom of expression was there during the Middle Ages?

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Why chariots became less and less popular?

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Are the native american nations in the USA technically vassal states?

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Why are some board games forgotten but other are still remembered?

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The United States has developed a taboo of having intimate relationships with your subordinates, how did it develop?	1
What was the lingua franca in prehispanic mesoamérica?	1
How did the Isaaq clan became so powerful in Somalia that they managed to break away and for their own nation of Somaliland?	1
Concubines getting their way hierwise	1
The second Mexican president, Vicente Guerrero, was native american and maybe black too, how did the world react to this?	1
In Egyptian mythology Maat was female, was her rival Isfet male?, was it genderless?	1
How much freedom of expression was there during the Middle Ages?	1
Why chariots became less and less popular?	1
Are the native american nations in the USA technically vassal states?	1
Why are some board games forgotten but other are still remembered?	1